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Good job guys, I love how proper planning and smooth videos you guys made. Giving the viewers to immediately get all the expenses at the same time without any delays like few minutes of walking, ordering, and waiting for the food/ waiting for you to dig in.
Kudos tu Nadia for being a competent tour guide. She brought you guys to Kampung Baru for sampling malay cuisines, that's what it should be. Another tips for chinese food, you can go to Petaling St and for Indian food, the brickfields would offer you some choices. And just to let you know, Jalan Alor is not a place for authentic Malaysian food.
@@AbbyandGazyou are wrong about satay in Indonesia... satay in Indonesia also uses nuts, for example Madura satay and it is also dark colored like in the video... Indonesia has many types of satay and in each city it is different, maybe the one in the video also comes from Indonesia, maybe the seller comes from Indonesia
@@AbbyandGaz Wonderful. You can get a taste of the Malay food in Kampung Baru, the Chinese food in Chinatown, Petaling Street and the Indian food in Little India, Brickfields Road, a mix of everything on Jalan Alor and all the other open night markets in Malaysia. 😀
Durian is an acquired taste. The more you take it, the more you will yearn for it. That's how malaysian grew up liking it. And diff variety having their signature taste and aroma and even texture. So enjoyable.
The best water in Malaysian is on the east coast. I recommend you go to Perhentian Island. You can fly via Kota Bharu , then 1 hour taxi to the Jetty (Kuala Besut) & get a fast boat from there. Contact the resort / backpacker place on the island, and they can book you the boat
Hey, love the video, reminds me of home! Try out these: - Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice. Order their delicious herbal chicken soup to go with it - at ICC Pudu, order the popiah (Msian spring roll) at Auntie May and my favorite Teochew seafood noodle soup, you will be blown away. There are loads of food choices there, just try - in Penang especially but also in KL, the famous char kuay teow with big prawns, the Peranakan food (pie tee and ngoh hiang) and pasembur (Indian rojak) and my favorite, the thin crispy coconut pancakes (not the thick ones with peanut and sweet corn) - In Langkawi, try The Roof restaurant Enjoy beautiful Msia
Roti canai was voted as the best bread in the world by TasteAtlas food rankings. Good tour guide she really bring you to experience local's flavours n vibes 👍. Kampung Baru is the most popular Malay hotspot in KL and you can walk to Kampung Baru from KLCC through the beautiful Saloma Bridge 🌉
Welcome to KL. You can get Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang, Nasi Minyak, Laksam at "Kak Som" restaurant near Nasi Lemak Wanjo. Just located a bit to the left on the opposite side nearby.
@AbbyandGaz Start asking for sweet tasting durian (Red Prawn or Angka -season almost over or D24 sweet with little bitter after taste). If it is watery it has been out for too long. Petai is best when cooked with sambal(cili paste like those in nasi lemak) or with Grilled seafood. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia.
So did your tour guide Nadia eat the durian? Just wondering cuz I'm Malaysian and I hate durian. But pretty much all my family, colleagues & friends love it. I'd say like 90% of them. If u don't like durian as a Malaysian, u get outcasted... just kidding 😅😅
Oh yes before i forget, there are several food events in kl....pasar saloma @dataran merdeka ends tomorrow, Malaysian Agricultural, Horticultural and Agro-tourism expo (MAHA) will end on 22nd n its at MAEPS serdang. The MIHAS, Malaysia Internatiol Halal Showcase will start on the 17th and end on the 20th, @ MITEC KL...
There is also exhibitions of the royal pahang woven textile at the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre right now, you can also learn how to craft a bowl/jewellery from pewter at The School ofvHard Knocks there...or come early in the morning and hike KL East Trail (have to register online for hiking slots) before going to the visitor centre...
😂😂😂 so funny.. roti canai only exist in Malaysia by the way. Something bizzarre you should know.. someone posted a durian to Berlin, Germany. When the postal office received it and inspect the package.. they thought it was a chemical bomb. And the bomb disposal unit arrived to disarm and dismantle the package containing the durian. It was overpowering.. even the German's special unit was defeated. Lol
If u wanna try durian for the 1st time, you need to have fresh one just dropped from trees. If not u won't taste a genuine durian and you will hate it your entire life.
Does Abby has food allergy or something coz I noticed her diet of gluten free food. Being a Malaysian myself we generally don't have that diet issue hers but how easy was it for you finding suitable food for you diet requirement?
Come to East Coast states Kelantan & Terengganu the REAL FOOD HEAVEN...local food heaven & authentic...KL is just the place where people want to make money, selling you something without knowing how to be a good cook...lol...
Malaysian people like spicy,if not spicy no energy for us,everything must be with chili,if not spicy enough you can add chili on anything you eat,the curry and sambal spicy level are only 40% that is nothing,only a kid level,need more chili for the energy
Makes me sad that Wanjo is the go to for all foreigners to try nasi lemak. It's has zero soul of a nasi lemak. What you're enjoying is actually plain rice and side dishes. So sorry you had to go through this. You deserve better nasi lemak.
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Satay
Ikan bakar (grilled fish). Recommend u try another popular Malay dish = Nasi Kerabu(blue rice)
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Good job guys, I love how proper planning and smooth videos you guys made. Giving the viewers to immediately get all the expenses at the same time without any delays like few minutes of walking, ordering, and waiting for the food/ waiting for you to dig in.
*experiences
Aw thank you!! So glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Kudos tu Nadia for being a competent tour guide. She brought you guys to Kampung Baru for sampling malay cuisines, that's what it should be.
Another tips for chinese food, you can go to Petaling St and for Indian food, the brickfields would offer you some choices.
And just to let you know, Jalan Alor is not a place for authentic Malaysian food.
She did an amazing job ☺️☺️
You hv a good food guide
She was amazing!!
Malaysian satay is the best. No doubt about it
It was amazing 😻
@@AbbyandGazyou are wrong about satay in Indonesia... satay in Indonesia also uses nuts, for example Madura satay and it is also dark colored like in the video... Indonesia has many types of satay and in each city it is different, maybe the one in the video also comes from Indonesia, maybe the seller comes from Indonesia
What a wonderful video. Hope that you guys have had a good time with your exploration of the Malaysian street food in KL.
It was amazing 😍 thanks for commenting!!
@@AbbyandGaz Wonderful. You can get a taste of the Malay food in Kampung Baru, the Chinese food in Chinatown, Petaling Street and the Indian food in Little India, Brickfields Road, a mix of everything on Jalan Alor and all the other open night markets in Malaysia. 😀
Brilliant….. very good and informative. Well done for trying Durian 😊
Thanks Anita ☺️
Love the video! Thanks for sharing! We can’t wait to visit! Can’t wait to see more! ❤
Aw thanks guys 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Durian is an acquired taste. The more you take it, the more you will yearn for it. That's how malaysian grew up liking it. And diff variety having their signature taste and aroma and even texture. So enjoyable.
Lots of people say this! I guess cause we havnt grown up with it we dont like it 😂
The best water in Malaysian is on the east coast. I recommend you go to Perhentian Island. You can fly via Kota Bharu , then 1 hour taxi to the Jetty (Kuala Besut) & get a fast boat from there. Contact the resort / backpacker place on the island, and they can book you the boat
Great video, thank you.
Siapa yang 🇲🇾Malaysia here?
Many place u can go.. enjoy
Roti Canai with fish curry is my favourite
Satay padang not malaysian food. You should try satay kajang. Try go to north state of Malaysia such as perlis. Lot of beautiful places to visit.
Hey, love the video, reminds me of home! Try out these:
- Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice. Order their delicious herbal chicken soup to go with it
- at ICC Pudu, order the popiah (Msian spring roll) at Auntie May and my favorite Teochew seafood noodle soup, you will be blown away. There are loads of food choices there, just try
- in Penang especially but also in KL, the famous char kuay teow with big prawns, the Peranakan food (pie tee and ngoh hiang) and pasembur (Indian rojak) and my favorite, the thin crispy coconut pancakes (not the thick ones with peanut and sweet corn)
- In Langkawi, try The Roof restaurant
Enjoy beautiful Msia
Roti canai was voted as the best bread in the world by TasteAtlas food rankings. Good tour guide she really bring you to experience local's flavours n vibes 👍. Kampung Baru is the most popular Malay hotspot in KL and you can walk to Kampung Baru from KLCC through the beautiful Saloma Bridge 🌉
Nice...good job guys!
Thank you ☺️☺️☺️
Try the dish called sambal udang petai. I cant it raw too. But i like the taste after they cook it.
Welcome to KL. You can get Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang, Nasi Minyak, Laksam at "Kak Som" restaurant near Nasi Lemak Wanjo. Just located a bit to the left on the opposite side nearby.
You should try a fresh musang king durian
There is putu piring too. Instead of bamboo, they use a stainless steel plate
We tried that in Penang the other day ☺️ video coming soon
Roti canai, no 1 and no 2 food in the world (streetfood category) consecutively.
I could eat roti cenai all day 🫶
I hope you gave the leftovers of the Durian for the tour guide. It would be a waste. Durian is a delicious custard consistency. I love them.
Of course we did ☺️ she said she always gets left over durian from the tours!
more videos pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
There are lots coming don’t worry ☺️☺️
Ikan bakar, wow
Delicious ☺️
Durian smells and tastes good
Smells good 😱??
@@AbbyandGaz yes
@AbbyandGaz Start asking for sweet tasting durian (Red Prawn or Angka -season almost over or D24 sweet with little bitter after taste). If it is watery it has been out for too long. Petai is best when cooked with sambal(cili paste like those in nasi lemak) or with Grilled seafood. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia.
durian need to keep try and try,me as malaysia when i was a kid,i can't eat durian,buat after keep trying,durian is the best fruit was created
That’s what our tour guide said too ☺️😂
So did your tour guide Nadia eat the durian? Just wondering cuz I'm Malaysian and I hate durian. But pretty much all my family, colleagues & friends love it. I'd say like 90% of them. If u don't like durian as a Malaysian, u get outcasted... just kidding 😅😅
Love watching your videos,don’t know if the street food would agree with my acid reflux,it seems both of you are living the dream.
Aw thank you Richard! We were so full after but it was all delicious!!!
halooo abby and gaz
aku juga menyukai nya SATE PADANG is very good
terima kasih banyak abby and gaz
It is delicious 😱😍
She got you when she said baby caterpillars right? Hehe!!
She did 😂😂
Be ready to put on the pounds when you're in Malaysia, the food capital of the world! 😊
Haha I already see it happening 😂
I eat stinky beans, the one in brine for snacks while watching tv...
Wow really??? So sour 😂😂
@@AbbyandGaz not sour, salty....pickled in salt water...
Oh yes before i forget, there are several food events in kl....pasar saloma @dataran merdeka ends tomorrow, Malaysian Agricultural, Horticultural and Agro-tourism expo (MAHA) will end on 22nd n its at MAEPS serdang. The MIHAS, Malaysia Internatiol Halal Showcase will start on the 17th and end on the 20th, @ MITEC KL...
There is also exhibitions of the royal pahang woven textile at the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre right now, you can also learn how to craft a bowl/jewellery from pewter at The School ofvHard Knocks there...or come early in the morning and hike KL East Trail (have to register online for hiking slots) before going to the visitor centre...
tourist guides haiyaaaa give try red prawn durian or black thorn for new tourist .. You give try low price durian haiyaaa 😆
Can’t remember which one it was but it’s probably because we won’t like it 😂 no point wasting money haha
😂😂😂 so funny.. roti canai only exist in Malaysia by the way. Something bizzarre you should know.. someone posted a durian to Berlin, Germany. When the postal office received it and inspect the package.. they thought it was a chemical bomb. And the bomb disposal unit arrived to disarm and dismantle the package containing the durian. It was overpowering.. even the German's special unit was defeated. Lol
Omg no way! That’s such a funny story 😂😂
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If u wanna try durian for the 1st time, you need to have fresh one just dropped from trees. If not u won't taste a genuine durian and you will hate it your entire life.
Haha maybe we will try again ☺️👀
dude, hate it entire life? sounds like an exaggeration
@@xofox_studio you're right. Entire life is too much. Some people they don't like it initially but after trying a few times, they like it.
Does Abby has food allergy or something coz I noticed her diet of gluten free food. Being a Malaysian myself we generally don't have that diet issue hers but how easy was it for you finding suitable food for you diet requirement?
3:12😅 .. selamat datang ke Malaysia .. .
Enjoy 🎉
WWE SuperStar The Miz just no problem with Durian., He like it!
Street food is good in malaysia but make sure places are hygienic that is all.
Great tip!
I enjoy watching your D day eating the D fruìt
Come to East Coast states Kelantan & Terengganu the REAL FOOD HEAVEN...local food heaven & authentic...KL is just the place where people want to make money, selling you something without knowing how to be a good cook...lol...
hai , everywhere in malaysia have a delicious food, you just need a good people to guide us and be nice to each other ya!
nadia's kinda cute
Malaysian people like spicy,if not spicy no energy for us,everything must be with chili,if not spicy enough you can add chili on anything you eat,the curry and sambal spicy level are only 40% that is nothing,only a kid level,need more chili for the energy
I also love spicy but gaz doesn’t 😂😂
U will increase ur weights if you long stay in malaysia.😂😂
Haha we already notice that 😂
Malaysian's always to shy to say welcome or Sama Sama when Someone says thank you/terima kasih...and like me I always to shy 😅
Oh really I heard a lot of people say it ☺️
fun fact about stinky beans: they make you pee stinky 🤣
😂😂😂 yes
Makes me sad that Wanjo is the go to for all foreigners to try nasi lemak. It's has zero soul of a nasi lemak. What you're enjoying is actually plain rice and side dishes. So sorry you had to go through this. You deserve better nasi lemak.
Its not plain rice,its a rice that cooked with coconut milk😌
@@simmbachtiar663you can barely taste it at Wanjo. Honestly try others.
Durian you had not good ones, real yellow one and won’t be wet like this.
Hmmmm not our favourite thing in the world 😂
Eat durian like your life depend on it. If you taste like that is just a waste you not going anywhere lol
We just didn’t like the taste so didn’t want to eat more 😂
malondesh food very bad 👎👎👎 tasteless
You are devil thats why you say like that....
Koyak ke hahahhaa